This beautiful 9 hole parkland course provides the perfect environment for golfers of all ages to hone their skills. The course was designed by the renowned Irish golf architect, Eddie Hackett and was created with imaginative integration of natural features and hazards, ensuring a marvellous contribution to the tough par 3s, exciting par 4s and a formidable par 5.
Ballinrobe is located in a mature estate with ruins dating back to the 1200’s. On the golf course, water features on 7 of the 18 holes, with several carries required on approach shots.
"This must be the finest championship course in the West of Ireland. The pars threes, in particular, are a delight. My favourite hole is the fifth which has a marvellous green inset into the River Robe." Padraig Harrington
“The most astonishing, inspiring, natural course that you are ever likely to see” – Keith Ging, Golf International
Carne is a challenge in stamina as well as golfing skills, situated amongst great sand dunes on the north west Atlantic coast of Blacksod Bay.
The natural and unspoilt environment that surrounds Carne makes it "everything you could ever ask for from the 1st tee to the 18th green" - James W. Finnegan - (Emerald Fairways), and a genuine “must-play” course that you’ll remember long after your round.
The Connemara Golf links is bounded on three sides by the Atlantic Ocean, while on the 'inland' side the golfer can enjoy an excellent view of the 'Twelve Bens' mountains.
The prettiest hole of the course is the 13th, where the golfer will probably be more fascinated by the view of the Atlantic Ocean and by the rest of the course than by his ball!
There are 27 holes at Connemara and A & B are the Championship nines with the newer C nine holes offering a good test, with tight fairways and a par of 35, if either of the other nines are unavailable.
Westport Golf Club, which played host to the 2002 Smurfit Irish PGA Championship, is an 18-hole parkland course with breathtaking views of Croagh Patrick and Clew Bay.
The signature hole is the long par 5 15th, which requires a drive over a bay, with the seascape hugging the left hand side of the fairway all the way to the green.
